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PixelJunk Lifelike Gets New Name, New Trailer
PixelJunk Lifelike, a collaboration between Q-Games' Dylan Cuthbert and Japanese sound and visual artist Baiyon, is now called PixelJunk 4am. Sony also released a new trailer that shows off this game's intriguing mix of Move motion controls, techno music, and arty visuals.
You can see the trailer for yourself below. Looks intriguing. For more on the game, head over to the PlayStation Blog to read an interview with Baiyon about his contributions to the game. When you're done, read our E3 impressions of PixelJunk 4am.
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